Sociology
Lessons from the Holocene on Sustainability, Evolution, and Human Adaptation
One of the few archaeological sites in the Americas that has well-preserved plant remnants dating back 11,000 years is the El Gigante rockshelter in western…
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Environment
Flooding in the Largest South American Breadbasket is Increasing as Large-Scale Agriculture is Expanded
This study should serve as a “wake-up call,” according to researchers, because it shows how extensive large-scale agriculture has increased the vulnerability of the South…
Environment
The Development of Greener, More Sustainable Products Using Renewable Carbon is Possible Thanks to Research
Numerous characteristics of carbon-based materials make them desirable as catalysts for accelerating chemical reactions. They are inexpensive, light, and have a large surface area, which…
Environment
Direct Air Capture Might be More Affordable and Effective if Inside-Out Heating and Ambient Wind were Used
The basic task of depositing a check at the bank drive-through quickly turned into the kind of “aha” moment typically only seen in fiction. Researchers…
Health
Scientists Reveal New Insights into the Mysteries of Long-Term Cancer Treatment
Researchers from UCL, Great Ormond Street Hospital, and the Wellcome Sanger Institute have revealed new results that explain why some children experience prolonged remission after…
Astronomy
NGC 5474 – a Peculiar Dwarf Galaxy
NGC 5474 is a strange dwarf galaxy located in the constellation Ursa Major. It is a galaxy in the Ursa Major constellation. It is one…
Technology
The Secret to Scalable, Stable, and Efficient Perovskite Solar Cells is Ammonium
The first successful application of lead acetate as a precursor in the fabrication of formamidinium-caesium perovskite solar cells has shown a new route to the…
Other
Difference between Living and Non-Living Things
Everything around us is either living or nonliving, and the only difference between the two is life. All living things, including plants, animals, insects, birds,…
Environment
According to a Study, the World’s Oldest and Fastest-Evolving Moss may not Survive Climate Change
Takakia, a moss with a 390-million-year lifespan, may be found in some of the planet’s most inaccessible regions, such as the ice cliffs of the…
Geographic Minerals
Paravauxite – Properties and Occurrences
Paravauxite is a mineral that belongs to the wavellite group of phosphate minerals. It was named in 1922. Due to its chemical relationship to vauxite,…
Zoology
Concern for Migratory Birds is Increased by the Discovery of Avian Botulism at California’s Resurgent Tulare Lake
The rising Tulare Lake in California has been found to have avian botulism, which has wildlife authorities worried about possible bird deaths during the fall…
Environment
Lead-Free Perovskite Interfacial Interactions for Efficient Hydrogen Production
A potential and environmentally friendly method for tackling the energy crisis and lowering emissions from fossil fuels is the conversion of solar energy into hydrogen…
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